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Superhero Bits: ‘Batman: The Long Halloween’ Trailer, Wyatt Russell’s Favorite John Walker Meme & More
Want to see the first trailer for DC Comics’ animated Batman: The Long Halloween movie? How many views did the new Black Widow trailer get in 24 hours? What is Wyatt Russell‘s favorite meme about John Walker? What Fantastic Four comic has gone up in value thanks to Loki? What new evidence has surfaced that […]
Continue readingNew ‘Black Widow’ Trailer: Natasha Romanoff Has Unfinished Business With Her Dark Past
After months of Covid-19 related delays, Marvel Studios’ long-awaited “Black Widow” is finally coming for real this summer, both theatrically and as a Disney+ premiere add-on. Clearly, the delays for months were Marvel and Disney hoping to avoid anything other than a theatrical release. Still, the hybrid they have now seems like a good compromise […]
Continue readingMarvel’s ‘Black Widow’ Trailer: Natasha Romanoff’s Family Secrets Are About to Be Revealed
By the time Marvel’s Black Widow arrives, it will have been over a year since it was supposed to hit theaters. So we have some catching up to do with Scarlett Johansson as the assassin-turned-Avenger known as Black Widow in her own movie. In a new Black Widow trailer, it’s clear Marvel is going back […]
Continue readingNatasha Romanoff Confronts Her Past in New ‘Black Widow’ Trailer
Following a recent premiere date delay, Marvel Studios has released a new trailer for “Black Widow.”“One thing’s for sure, I’m done running from my past,” Natasha Romanoff, Aka Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), says over a flurry of fight sequences.The spy thriller sees Black Widow face the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy […]
Continue readingSony Delays ‘Resident Evil’ Release Date
Sony has delayed the release of “Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City.” The apocalyptic horror film is now scheduled for Nov. 24.“Resident Evil” was previously set for Sept. 3, which is the same day that Disney is currently expected to open the Marvel adventure “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.” It stands to […]
Continue readingScarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh Shot ‘Black Widow’ While Sick with Pneumonia
“Black Widow” is finally popping in theaters after seemingly endless release date changes — in theaters and streaming via Disney+ on July 9. The Marvel tentpole gives Scarlett Johansson’s titular S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and savvy Kgb assassin her own feature, but she’s also joined by Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova, who as Natasha Romanoff’s (Johansson) successor […]
Continue reading‘Black Widow’ Tells the Future: The Theatrical Experience Is Only One of Many
Now that almost all U.S. theaters will soon be open for business, Warner Bros. and Disney are making commitments to their 2021-2022 release calendar. With that, the two studios responsible for 50 percent of the domestic box office have made it official: The new normal is here, and it’s one in which theaters are just […]
Continue reading‘Black Widow’ Moves To July, But Shifts To Disney+ Release With Day-And-Date Theatrical Run
When Marvel Studios pushed “Black Widow” from May 2020 to November 2020, due to the pandemic, the thought was that the whole world will have this whole Covid thing figured out in a few months. Well, that didn’t happen. Then Marvel decided the best way to play it safe would be to push the film […]
Continue reading‘Black Widow’ Release Date: Here’s Why Disney Could Change Its Mind About May 7
Last summer, “Tenet” and “Mulan” repeatedly flirted with their release dates in the face of pandemic uncertainty; now, “Black Widow” takes its turn. Its May 7 release is seven weeks away; Japan and Australia lead a handful of territories set to go on April 29, and most of the world opens the following week. As […]
Continue readingDisney CEO Says Theatrical Release Plans for Movies Like ‘Black Widow’ Will Be “Last Minute” Decisions
Even though the coronavirus pandemic is started to subside as the Covid-19 vaccine is being more widely distributed, audiences aren’t flocking back to movie theaters in great numbers just yet. That’s why studios are still delaying some movies originally slated to arrive this spring. But when it comes to Disney’s upcoming theatrical releases, CEO Bob […]
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